4 Ways to Trade the Markets for Profit… Which One Is Right for You?

Dear Trader,

I hope you're having a great weekend and are getting rested and recharged for the week ahead. 

In this issue of the Big Energy Profits newsletter we'll dive into:

  • The 4 Most Profitable Trading Methods REVEALED!
  • Most Traders Have It All Wrong (Correct This ASAP for More Profits)
  • New European Lockdowns Dry Up Oil Demand

Please enjoy, and have a blessed week!

The 4 Types of Active Trading Strategies

Strategy #1: Day Trading

Active Trading is exactly what it sounds like.

You actively buy and sell securities for short-term gains and profits. That means quick time cycles and the use of short term stock charts.

That's because most day traders believe that's where all the profits are made.

When you think about it, Active Trading is essentially the "entrepreneurship of investing." You take on the most risk to ensure maximum reward.

With that in mind, there are four types of active trading strategies you'll learn in this new series. They are:

  • Day Trading
  • Position Trading
  • Scalping
  • Swing Trading

Click here to discover more ways traders are actively making money in the markets… as well as some tips for how to choose the method that will work best for you!

Crude News

The oil price rally halted on Thursday, weighed down by the steady rise in coronavirus infections and as the outcome of the U.S. presidential election had still not been settled.

The European Union's executive commission lowered its economic forecast Thursday morning, adding that said the economy wouldn't rebound to pre-virus levels until 2023.

Italy posted its highest one day of infections on Thursday, while the United States surpassed 100,000 infections in a day last week, a record.

There's fatigue from the market on the renewed lockdown and the efforts and the damage to be done to the economy.  The lockdowns in Europe will remove 1.5 million barrels a day of
demand.

Oil prices had surged on Wednesday on growing expectations that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies, together called OPEC+, would hold off on bringing back 2 million bpd of supply in January, given demand has been sapped by new COVID-19 lockdowns.

Want to learn how you can get access to my members-only daily, weekly and monthly energy sector analyses, trade ideas and managed trade alerts? Click right here to view a free training video!

Most Traders Have It All Wrong... 

Most people think that trading stocks is all about picking winners. But they're wrong...

Becoming a self-sufficient trader has less to do with the stocks you trade and more to do with how you trade them.

Don't get me wrong. Trading the right stocks is important. But picking the right stocks is just one piece of the puzzle.

The real secret to trading stocks and consistently earning a profit is to set a trading plan and then stick to that plan.

If you have the right trading plan, you can predictably profit from the market every single month.

For example, the Rule of 72 can work as a powerful trading strategy that can double your trading profits every 36 trading days.

The process may seem slow at first, but the profits can be huge if you just stick to the plan.

Click Here to Uncover the Secrets Behind the Rule of 72 and Doubling Your Trading Profits This Month!

Monthly Market Analysis

The mid $34.00 price area can contain selling through the balance of the year, above which the $41.00 price area remains a several week objective.  The $49.00 long-term price area resistance is likely attainable over the next several months.

Upside, the $41.00 price area can contain buying through November, while closing above the $41.00 price area potentially indicates the $49.00 price area within several weeks, where the broader market can top out well into next year.

Downside, a daily settlement below the $34.00 price area would likely indicate the mid $25.00 price area within several weeks, where the market can double-bottom through winter and possibly well into next year.

    Yearly Cycle Analysis

    • The 10 year cycle makes a major high on November 11th and then makes a double bottom on November 17th and 23rd before rallying strongly.
    • The 20 year cycle makes a low on November 3rd, rallies into November 18th price then heads sideways before selling off.
    • The 30 year cycle makes a double top on November 1st and 8th then sells off into November 20th before rallying into November 28th.


      Anthony Speciale Jr

      Editor & Chief Investment Strategist,

      Big Energy Profits

      Hawkeye Traders
      team1@hawkeyetraders.com
      hawkeyetraders.com


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